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    March 02, 2015

    I’m going to share my leg shaving secret for a great smooth, close shave. The kind of shave that you love sliding against your sheets at night.

    If you want the closest shave ever, don’t shave when you first get up in the morning. Wait at least a couple of hours. When you’re up and about, your body settles and the hair on your legs tend to extend out of your skin further. Otherwise, you can use something like the Exfolimate to draw your hair out a little further, if you can’t wait to shave.

    Make sure that you’re using a good razor. I’ve found that 2 blade razors tend to give a poorer shave and leave you with razor burn more times than not. I just started using the Noxzema Spa Shave Four-Blade Disposable Shavers. They give a great shave for a low price.

    For a great shaving medium, use Dare To Be Bare Shave Cream for a smooth shave. It’s petroleum-free, paraben-free, cruelty-free, and contains no animal products.

    Dare to be Bare Shave Cream softens your hair, conditions the skin, and protects it from razor burn and skin bumps. Dare to be Bare also has a pleasant, but neutral scent, so it can be used by both women and men. It leaves no scent behind on your skin.

    Just a pump or two of Dare to be Bare rubbed onto your legs and you’re ready to shave. Using firm (not hard), long, and even strokes, work you way up your leg. Shave all the way around your legs, checking with your hand to make sure you didn’t miss a spot.

    Once you get to your knee, make sure it has some Dare to be Bare on it. Step your foot on to the side of the tub so that you knee is bent. This tightens the skin of your knee making it harder to cut yourself.

    After you finish shaving and showering, lightly dry off and slather yourself with a great body moisturizer. You can use shea butter, emu oil, or some other type of cream. I used a lotion that I put tea tree oil in to add a little antiseptic for any micro-cuts I might have received from the razor.

    If you do what I do when shaving your legs, you will have soft, silky smooth legs. My husband loves how my legs feel after I shave.

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